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Nandi idol is carved in clear Crystal with fine shape and details to end.
Nandi bull is the Vahana or the living transport of Lord Shiva. As a matter of submission and humility, the tail is tucked in, and the feet and face are in repose. It is a charging bull made tame by Lord Shiva. Nandi represents a devotee (of Shiva) whose passions are under control and whose devotion to Shiva is perfect.
A statue of Nandi can often be seen watching over an alter to Shiva or at the entrance of a Saivite shrine.
So it is important to seek the blessings of Nandi also before one proceeds to worship Lord Shiva. It is said that a devotee who whispers his desires in the ears of nandi before praying to Shiva , gets his wishes fulfilled faster.
Height: 2.8 inches
Base dimension: 3.5 (L) x 1.7 (B) inches
Weight: 352 gms
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